Our Nitro finish guitar bodies within our series are meticulously crafted
from premium alder, ensuring top-notch quality. Designed with seasoned builders
in mind, these replacement bodies offer an elevated standard for your guitar
projects. Each body is constructed from a minimum of three pieces, ensuring
durability and resonance.
For added convenience, key features such as pre-drilled neck mounting holes,
tremolo claw holes (specifically on tremolo bodies), and wiring channels are
included, facilitating a straightforward assembly process. Whether you're an
experienced craftsman or a DIY enthusiast, these bo
Nitro vs Poly Finishes:
Nitrocellulose finishes are preferred by some due to their reputation for
allowing the wood to breathe and resonate more freely. This finish is generally
thinner and lighter, allowing the guitar to age and develop a patina over time,
often creating a vintage aesthetic. The nitro finish tends to age gracefully,
developing a unique character as it wears.
On the other hand, polyurethane finishes are typically more durable and offer
stronger protection against scratches and dents. They are thicker and provide a
robust shield against external damage, making them less susceptible to wear and
tear. Poly finishes are often easier to care for and require less maintenance.
The choice between nitro and poly finishes often comes down to personal
preferences and the specific characteristics desired in a guitar finish. Some
players appreciate the thinner, more resonant quality of nitro finishes and the
way they age, while others prioritize the durability and protection offered by
polyurethane finishes.
Specifications:
Body Wood: Alder
Body Thickness: Standard 1-3/4" (45mm)
Weight: Approximately 4.5 lb
Spacing: 2-1/16" (modern)
Scale Length: 25-1/2"
Neck Pocket Size: 2-3/16"
Neck Mounting Hole Dimension: 51mm x 38mm
Weight:
While we cannot guarantee you will receive a body with an exact weight, if
you message us after placing your order requesting a light or heavy body, we
will do our best to select the closest match we can. Please keep in mind that
this is a courtesy, and isn't going to be an exact weight match.
Color:
Our colors are not officially licensed. We select color names based on
historical color names and what they most closely resemble. If you're trying to
get a 100% color match that may not end up being the case with this body. Color
variances may be offset depending on the screen you are viewing these images
on. Please keep this in mind when placing your order.
Parts Compatibility:
While our body's specifications are outlined above, as a 3rd party body that
is not licensed you must adhere to an industry standard variance of 1-2mm.
Guitar manufacturers spent decades creating different specifications for
guitars, and not all parts will be compatible due to vintage, modern, and
import variances. When you receive your body we strongly recommend doing a
soft'' build without doing any drilling or any modifications to the body.
from premium alder, ensuring top-notch quality. Designed with seasoned builders
in mind, these replacement bodies offer an elevated standard for your guitar
projects. Each body is constructed from a minimum of three pieces, ensuring
durability and resonance.
For added convenience, key features such as pre-drilled neck mounting holes,
tremolo claw holes (specifically on tremolo bodies), and wiring channels are
included, facilitating a straightforward assembly process. Whether you're an
experienced craftsman or a DIY enthusiast, these bo
Nitro vs Poly Finishes:
Nitrocellulose finishes are preferred by some due to their reputation for
allowing the wood to breathe and resonate more freely. This finish is generally
thinner and lighter, allowing the guitar to age and develop a patina over time,
often creating a vintage aesthetic. The nitro finish tends to age gracefully,
developing a unique character as it wears.
On the other hand, polyurethane finishes are typically more durable and offer
stronger protection against scratches and dents. They are thicker and provide a
robust shield against external damage, making them less susceptible to wear and
tear. Poly finishes are often easier to care for and require less maintenance.
The choice between nitro and poly finishes often comes down to personal
preferences and the specific characteristics desired in a guitar finish. Some
players appreciate the thinner, more resonant quality of nitro finishes and the
way they age, while others prioritize the durability and protection offered by
polyurethane finishes.
Specifications:
Body Wood: Alder
Body Thickness: Standard 1-3/4" (45mm)
Weight: Approximately 4.5 lb
Spacing: 2-1/16" (modern)
Scale Length: 25-1/2"
Neck Pocket Size: 2-3/16"
Neck Mounting Hole Dimension: 51mm x 38mm
Weight:
While we cannot guarantee you will receive a body with an exact weight, if
you message us after placing your order requesting a light or heavy body, we
will do our best to select the closest match we can. Please keep in mind that
this is a courtesy, and isn't going to be an exact weight match.
Color:
Our colors are not officially licensed. We select color names based on
historical color names and what they most closely resemble. If you're trying to
get a 100% color match that may not end up being the case with this body. Color
variances may be offset depending on the screen you are viewing these images
on. Please keep this in mind when placing your order.
Parts Compatibility:
While our body's specifications are outlined above, as a 3rd party body that
is not licensed you must adhere to an industry standard variance of 1-2mm.
Guitar manufacturers spent decades creating different specifications for
guitars, and not all parts will be compatible due to vintage, modern, and
import variances. When you receive your body we strongly recommend doing a
soft'' build without doing any drilling or any modifications to the body.
Material | Alder |
---|---|
To Fit | Electric Guitar |
Type | Body |